Sentence examples for Theoretical strikes from inspiring English sources

The commandos came ashore immediately following theoretical strikes on the beach from fixed-wing aircraft and a run from US Marine Corps attack helicopters.

Yet the theoretical argument strikes us as ironclad.

Nonetheless, the similarity of their theoretical preoccupations is striking.

Last year, North Korea tested its own version of an ICBM with the theoretical ability to strike anywhere in the U.S. The country also tested its largest-ever nuclear bomb last year.

There are only three theoretical options — a pre-emptive strike, acquiescence and deterrence, or a negotiated framework.

This theoretical potential represents more energy striking the Earth's surface in 2.5 h than the worldwide energy consumption in the year 2013 from all sources combined.

In the 1970's, the Russians took a theoretical lead in so-called first-strike capacity.

Second, once a crisis strikes, moral hazard seems rather theoretical.

Ideally, this balance between the theoretical and the technological would have been struck in every chapter.

In fact, rereading Friedman's 1970 summary of his ideas, "A Theoretical Framework for Monetary Analysis," what's striking is how Keynesian it seems.

We were struck by the relevance our theoretical perspectives may have for the wider problem doctor patient literature that we reviewed.